The Pere Marquette River is a breathtaking National Wild and Scenic River--covering about sixty six miles & over four counties. It flows from Lake County, through the communities of Baldwin, Branch, Walhalla, Custer, Scottville, and Ludington and proceeds to drain into Pere Marquette Lake and eventually Lake Michigan. The PM River is not deep, averaging two to four feet deep and only about 30-40 feet wide.

The S.S. Badger is the very last coal powered passenger steamship that is in operation in the United States. It has provided a fun, reliable and affordable shortcut across the beautiful Lake Michigan for over 60 years and has transported more than thousands of passengers since it's re-birth in 1992. In 2016 she received the nation’s highest historic honor when the Department of Interior officially designated the Badger as a Historic Landmark.

Historic White Pine Village offers a living-history point of view, family-friendly, fun-filled tour of a late 19th/ early 20th century pioneer village. This Village boasts about 30 historic buildings, including the original 1849 Mason County Courthouse (on the State Register of Historic Places).